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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (March 3, 1947)
1 ?1 J : i.uir 1! I Mcf i L. . 4V, Iw 7 . . .K ft i r Hi I JIqvjqIqvq DaGin Victory Sharpshooting Rickys Team Tops Chevs 71 to 34 In Championship Playoff A surprise upset victory over the Ashley Chevrolet hoop sauad Saturday night won the 1647 Basin basketball league championship for Rickys Jewelers. Score in the showdown game on Altamont court was 71 to 34, an unprecedented turn of event In the unbeaten two-year cage career of the Chevrolet team. Paul McCall, an All-American during his college days and still great player, spelled the difference Saturday night. He scored 18 points for the Jewelers in a display of classy shooting, but the remainder of the Ricky lineup played Inspired ball in completely taking the game AAU Splash .Mark Neared f, JUTLAND, Ore., March S W) ' " k nne Zimmerman swam the ft' Wight of the Oregon state iU swimming meet in Mult , mah club's pool here yester ? r by turning in a 100-yard '".jckstroke performance of 1-07.7, Just over the American record held by Eleanor Holm. While Miss Zimmerman failed to better the Holm record of 1 :07.5 she turned in the best per formance -on AAU records in the country since 1936. Her Cody kid teammate Ncn cy Merki also missed the try for a new 300-yard medley, but was clocked in the event at 4:00.6 compared to the standing record of 3:59.1. She swam alone against time. Miss Merki set a new state AA 0 100-yard breast stroke rec- I L " ofd of 1:18.5, bettering her for-ih-Ur record of 1:19.2. In an- uilirr record breaker, ueorge Mcfaul Jr., Multnomah club. the 100-yard breast stroke for bovs 16 years and under in "J-.14.3. . The previous record of ' 1:15.2 was held by Jim Sparks, Northeast TfMCA. Retrievers Topic v Dick Morgan of Keno. sports man and dog trainer, will deliv er a talk on Chesapeake retriev ers at a meeting of the Shasta Cascade Retriever club tonight - The meeting is to be held at 8 .o'clock in the chamber of com merce building. Newly-elected officers of the sportsmen' group will take charge tonight. Skeeter Needs Help CLEARWATER, Fla.. March 3 OP) Manager Ben Chapman of the Philadelphia Phils, still seeking a topflight shortstop, said If he doesn't get one the Phillies will be floundering after 60 game. He figures that is about a long as Skeeter New some can go at top speed. Also he intends to make a second string catcher out of Stan Lo p.ita, 210-pound rookie from Torre Haute. In Stock! . 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The second quarter was the best of the evening for Ashley but at that the Chevs were able to knock only one point off the Ricky margin and the score at halftime was 30-20 for the Jew elers. In the second half the Ashley quintet did even worse at the basket than in the first, scoring just 14 points while the Jewel ers looped la i. , So the big trophy, symbolic of Basin league championship, went to the Jewelers for this season. Two wins are need ed for permanent possession. The trophy was donated to the league by Sam . Neslln, Oregon Woolen stor mana ger. Arthur Rickbeil gave each member of the winning team a miniature gold basketball. League officials voted the Hal's Sport shop team as the finest in the league for sportsmanship, named Paul McCall the best sport in the city division and Bill Hayes the most sportsman like In the county. Hayes is the star of the Hen ley Town team which narrowly missed out in the consolation game Saturday. Consolation honors and third place in the final league standings were won by the Tulelake Associated Fly ers, 57 to 51, over Henley. Members of the championship Rickys squad are Wayne Scott, Paul McCall, Al BeUotti, Joe Bellotti, Lyle Kelstrom, Ernie Bishop, Blaine Freel, Jim Smith, Earl Brooks and' Dale Graham. Oarsmen Pay Own Way North PALO ALTO, Calif., March 3 (JPy Stanford rowing enthusi asts reached for their own wal lets today to pay for the crew's trip to Corvallis for a race against Oregon State Saturday. Crew is not a recognized sport on the Indian campus and the sport meets its expenses by dues from members of the Crew as sociation' and donations.' - The oarsmen going north are paying their own way. In spite of the lack of official interest, a varsity crew and two reserve shells have been recruited. .Rep All makes of oxygen and acetylene apparatus . . . 10-day service ... apparatus for loan while we repair yours. SESSLER BROS. 534 Market St. B.moialo. MOano Hop SUNDAYS and HOLIDAYS SCHEDULE Seating Capacity Stretched STANDINGS Team W. Klamath ........ 13 Medford 12 Grants Pass ................... 6 L. 1 2 11 14 Ashland - 3 Central Point 2 There will be no reserved seat ticket sales for the two all- important basketball games at the high school this week. General admission aucais win be sold at the gymnasium gate, first come-first served, begin ning at 6:30 Tuesday night and when the Pelican gym begins to bulge at the scams there won't be any more. There has been a terrific demand for tick ets, but KUHS officials have de clined to depart from the cus tomary gate sales. The games Tuesday and Wed nesday night put the Pelicans against their arch rivals, the Medford Tigers, and that compe tition in itself is usually enough to overflow the spacious bas ketball arena. But the district 4 crown and fare to the state prep school basketball tourney at Eugene is swinging from this series. District standings show that Coach Wayne Scott's Pels have the Med ford boys on the spot. .. Klamath has 13 wins and a single loss In league play, while Medford has won 12 and lost two. Only these two games re main to be played, so the pres sure is definitely on Hank An derson's boys from over the hill. Medford needs to win ootn games to take the champion ship. Klamath can get by with Just one, an even break. Hank Anderson, coacn oi me Black Tornado, was in the crowd at Grants Pass Thursday night to see the Pels in action, and the result of that scouting will undoubtedly be thrown at the Pels tomorrow night. The two teams have been pointed directly at this series all season, and it should en tail a fiery couple of con tests. Previously this season the two squads have divided a set, Medford winning 46-36 and Klamath recovering, 48-37. Medford is a.- shade behind the Pets in the standings be cause of a two-point loss to Grants Pass some weeks back. Saturday night Medford 'topped Central Point, 48-26. Brooks Marketing MIAMI BEACH, Fla., March 3 OP) Co-owners Frank E. Mc Kinney and John Galbreath of the Pittsburgh Pirates plan to see Branch Rickey, president of the Dodgers, in hopes of making a deal for a pitcher. "The Dodg ers are knee-deep in pitchers and I surely would like to grab one." said McKinney. Ralph Kiner, National league's home run king, en route from California by air, was delayed by bad weather. City Delivery Service. Ph. 8417. airs Phone 4862 m4 tfraotalo and sbaali War. lltlnf B.to aad Bamodalo. BELCASTRO. DUSETTE SIGNED A return match that hat Boon torn five monthi In the making It scheduled to crown the week's wrettling itttWltlet at the armory Thurtday night George Dutett. tb mutcular and extremely popular Can adian veteran, it coming back to the local mat alter an extended layoff, and hit flrtt opponent will ba Plttol Pet Btlcaitro. Their fight it tilted for five rounds. It was Belcattro Who laid Dutett on the shelf th Canadian has been gracing for several months. Pete and Georget hooked up In a championship match down at Yreka during the Sltklyou county fair, and Belcattro won. He not only took the coatt Junior heavy champlonthlp from Dutett but wrenched Dutettt't leit knee and leg to teverely that Georget had to be hotpltalited and then temporarily retire from th buiineu. H returned th gainful occupation of grap. pltng only two weekt ago, Thurtday night't main event will not b a champlonthlp bout but should b a crowd-plaater In that Duiette it probably th most personally popular man on th circuit, and Belcattro alto hat his own coteri of fans. Rout Of Armed Goes Down As Biggest Handicap Upset ARCADIA, Calif., March 3 UP) The defeat and complete shut out of the mighty Armed goes down as the greatest upset in the 10-year-old history of the Santa Anita handicap. Interest now turns toward the running of the $100,000 Santa Anita derby next Saturday, with a fine array of three-year-olds battling for the rich purse, but racing circles continue to rehash the downfall of the Calumet Chevvies Take First AAU Round The Ashley Chevrolet basket ball team won its first round game in the state AAU tourna ment in Portland last night, de feating the Oregon City Legion naires 38 to 37. The Chevvies are idle today and meet an as yet undetermined opponent Tues day night. Marion Reginatto was individ ual star for the game, scoring 20 points. The Ashley squad, rep resenting Southern Oregon in the tourney, is staying at the Imperial hotel. In that game Oregon City led, 37-26, with four minutes to go. Reginatto sank three field goals and Swede Anderson collected two to save the game for Ashley. Mills Dropped By Two Defeats Mills school B basketball team was eliminated from the city tournament in Saturday's games on Fairview court, los ing two close ones. Riverside and Fairview stayed unbeaten. In the first round Riverside beat Roosevelt, 22 to 8, and David French scored 11 points for the winners. Pelican topped Mills 16-13. after trailing 8-4 at halftime. Clifford Yantis count ed 14 of Pelican's 18 points. Fairview beat Fremont, 16 to 0. Then in the second round Mills was eliminated by Roosevelt,- -12-10. . Riverside handed Pelicans its first loss, 28 to 6. This afternoon Fremont plays Pelican- and Riverside clutches with Fairview. FIXED PRICE SALE OF 43 Pieces of Automotive Construction Equipment ' At Klamath Falls Naval Air Station EXCLUSIVE TO VETERANS OF WORLD WAR II ' ... v . Jmt snow your discharge pspers t this stle on March t, 1947, and you can mtk tn offer to pur chase the lot drawing may find you on of th wlnnert. No certlflcttlon ft needed to buy this equipment, which orlglntllT cott the government $47,000, Inspect This Equipment March 8, T947 Ton may Impact thlt equipment from S A.M. to 3 P.M. on March 8, 1047, and you may make an offer to purchase for net mora thin throe of the items In this sale. A lot drawing will be held at Klamath Falls Naval Air Station at 8:30 P.M., March 8, 1947. Successful buyers must be present . at the lot drawing. , All equipment In this sal has been used. Some of these hard-to-get bsrgains requlrt major repairs. List of tbis equipment and OFFER TO PURCHASE! forms will be arallabl at the tsle location March 8, 1947. For further Information contact Cuttodian at Klamath Ftllt Navtl Air Station or call at . . . a stable's long-tniled champion In the big race Saturday. The handicap king, for those who came in late, ran fifth In the mile and a quarter classic, two and a half lengths back of a challenger from Chile, Olhav erry. Stitch Again, a one time $3300 claiming horse, ran second, and two California-bred candidates. Pore Time and Sce-Tee-Sce, grabbed off third and fourth places, leaving Armed, the evon money choice, to run in the also ran class. Jockey Doug Dodson, who rode Armed to victory in two previous stake engagements in Florida and flew here last Tues day with the handsome geldiiig determined to make it three In a row on successive week-ends, said after the race they couldn't find room to move ahead in the stretch. . Caveman T7t$ Not Riot-Like Coach Wayne Scott of the Klamath Pelicans said today that he had been questioned considerably by basketball fans concerning the two games last week at Grants Pass, and that he wanted to make it clear that although the games were fiery and hard-fought, they were never at any time out of hand. . The first game, at least, has been described as a near-riot. Scott said that there was a spell of booing and catcalls on the officials' decision which put Jack Orr, Caveman star, out of that game but it was quickly subdued and never got out of control. Scott said that both teams were out to win and the of ficials were calling their de cisions close, accounting for a great many fouls, but none of the fouls were committed maliciously. TRUCKS AND PICKUPS FOR RENT You Drive-Long, Short Trips Mov Yourself 8av H STILES' BEACON SERVICE Phon 8304 1201 Eatt Main WAR ASSETS ADMINISTRATION Veterans Division Swan Island P. O. Box 4062 Beavers Facing Uclans By Th AuociaUd Pratt Tho Oregon State college Bcuvers, winners of their sixth north division Coatt conference cage crown, entertain the Bruins of University of California at Lot AiiKele.i this week-end for the conference basketball title. The best of three series opens Friday. In five previous stabs at th cherished crown, the - Beavers huvo come off scco:d best four times, They won their only Coast title in 1H32, defeating the Southern California Trojmta two out of three on the Corval lis floor. Once before, and thro times sine 1832, I he Betvert htv had th crown elud them. Thlt time, tasking re veng for ttralght gam loitei to Southern California and Stanford in 1940 and 1(42, th Oregon Stet quintet vowt it will b different. The division chamulons closed their regular season Saturday with n 67-BB win over neighbor ing Oregon to run their sea son's record to 23 win In 20 starts. Three of the losses were in division play one each to Washington State. Wimhlnaton and defending Idaho tltllsts. The tourin was a pre-season en counter with Long Island uni versity. Big gun of the Beaver attack. particularly on the Corvallis floor where he potted 38 points in a tingle game against Idaho, is big Kph (Red) Rocha, division scoring leader for the second straisht year. He tallied 2 IS during the 18-gam conference schedule, 11 more than Wash ington' Jack Nichols. Two oth er Staters finished In the top 10 Lew Beck, recognized as the sparkplug of the tltllsts. I if third place with 187 and Bob Crandall with 198. All dec orate the maloritv of coacaci and players all-divition teams. Washington State, runner-up to the champion Beavers, wound up its season Saturday night with a 64-44 win over Idaho. The Vandals, defending chum- f Hons, posted only one win dur ng the campaign. UCLA, conference football champions of latt fall, make Its pitch for a similar triumph In batkatball at Corvallis. Th UcUnt won th touthern dtvltioa title Saturday night by dropping Southern CaL (6 54. The Brulnt won nin and lott thre in th letgue. Th ilm to find out whether your policy 1 properly written it BEFORE THE FIRE not AFTER I Consult Hans Norland. 123 N. (th St. Phon 80(0. 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